Your Scrappyland host is Harry McCracken, who's also responsible for Harry-Go-Round, as well as something called Technologizer. This site opened to the public in January of 2005, and has been in the vanguard of the great American Scrappy revival--such as it is--ever since.

We're always looking for Scrappy-related items for this site and related projects. If you've got any for sale (or which you'd be willing to loan), please .

Looking for our newest stuff? Check out Scrappy's Important Message for America's Camp Directors. Also new is our illustrated report from the great Hollywood Scrappy bash back in April, 2005. Here are more baffling pictures of Columbia child stars with Scrappy products. This section documents Scrappy's Own Magazine, and this one tells the story of his Puppet Theatre. Click here for some Scrappy posters. Or here for some behind-the-scenes photos. And we're updated our section of letters to Scrappyland,

On the other hand, if you're trying to get your bearings you might start with this introductory essay. This classic article--the first major work of Scrappy scholarship--is a good second stop. Here's our first pass at a Scrappy FAQ. And here's our growing gallery of Scrappy stuff, drawing on the seemingly endless supply of Scrappy products that were manufactured in the 1930s.

To explore our other offerings--there are lots of 'em--use the Bill of Fare to your left to hop between major sections, or choose selected features from the Site Hi-Lites at the right. Have fun. And tell us what you think.